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Hodsock Priory Gardens
Hodsock Priory Gardens- A fine display of snowdrops in February on this estate in Nottinghamshire. Information about the estate and its history, and visitor details.
Walsall Arboretum
Walsall Arboretum- Follow the progress of restoring this Public Park in Walsall to its former glories. Description, history, and plans for development. This site uses Flash extens…
Marwood Hill Gardens
Marwood Hill Gardens- Set in the rolling hills of North Devon, this garden features large collections of camellias, astilbes, tulbaghias and Japanese irises within a park-like set…
Denmans Garden
Denmans Garden- Garden in West Sussex featuring gravel walks, statuary, and interesting plantings. Information about visiting, the plant centre, and the landscape design services …
Luggers Hall
Luggers Hall- Photographic tour of expansive garden in the Cotswolds. The style is mostly formal, with topiary, koi pond, and box parterres.
Spetchley Park and Gardens
Spetchley Park and Gardens- Victorian garden in Worcestershire with woodland and herbaceous plants, some rare. Gardens with designs varying from formal to exuberant. Visitor infor…
E A Bowles Society of Myddleton House
E A Bowles Society of Myddleton House- A charitable society set up to further interest in the life and work of plantsman E A Bowles and the conservation of his garden at Myddleton…
Hergest Croft Gardens
Hergest Croft Gardens- Estate garden in Kington (Herefordshire) focusing on rare shrubs and trees. Brief overview and visitor information.
Hampton Court Van Kampen Gardens
Hampton Court Van Kampen Gardens- These gardens in Herefordshire have been restored and opened to the public. Virtual tour of the many gardens and the castle. History and visitor …
Great Comp Garden
Great Comp Garden- Seven-acre garden in Kent open to the public April-November. Description, photos, history, directions.
Sissinghurst Castle Garden, Kent
Sissinghurst Castle Garden, Kent- Visiting photographer presents pages with descriptions and photographs, accessible by text links and through a clickable map.
Belmont House and Gardens
Belmont House and Gardens- Georgian country house an example of Samuel Wyatt's architecture. Offers overview, house, gardens, guided tours and events. [Also in French].
Mount Ephraim Garden
Mount Ephraim Garden- An Edwardian garden and Victorian mansion near Faversham, Kent open to the public.
Shrubland Park
Shrubland Park- A Italianate garden in Suffolk. Visitor information and brief history.
Helmingham Hall Gardens
Helmingham Hall Gardens- Grade 1 garden and deer park set around moated Tudor hall features double herbaceous borders, working kitchen garden, many roses and herb and knot garden.…
Alnwick Garden Project
Alnwick Garden Project- The Duchess of Northumberland's dream of transforming a derelict, 12-acre walled garden into the most magnificent garden created anywhere in Europe in the …
Painshill Park
Painshill Park- Landscape park of the 18th century in Surrey. Its history and restoration, educational and cultural events, and visitor information.
The Plantation Garden
The Plantation Garden- Created in Norwich by Henry Trevor, Victorian philanthropist, currently being restored by the Plantation Garden Preservation Trust.
Cascades Gardens
Cascades Gardens- Historic gardens in Derbyshire), featuring a babbling brook, a ruined mill, mature trees, and high cliffs. Photo galleries by season, plant sale and visitor info…
Levens Hall and Topiary Gardens
Levens Hall and Topiary Gardens- Elizabethan house and gardens in the Lake District. Visitor information on the house and its attractions.
Sutton Park
Sutton Park- Virtual tour and information about Georgian home, gardens and woodland park of Sir Reginald and Lady Sheffield near York, its opening times and tours.
Painswick Rococo Garden
Painswick Rococo Garden- Introduction to this garden in the Cotswolds and its follies. Pictures, history and visitor information.
Brantwood
Brantwood- Visitor information and details of 250-acre Lake District estate evolved by John Ruskin as a 'living laboratory' when he lived from there 1872 to 1900.
Hannah Peschar Gallery and Sculpture Garden
Hannah Peschar Gallery and Sculpture Garden- A painterly 10-acre garden in Surrey, open to the public, with a changing exhibition of modern sculpture. Overview, visitor informatio…